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    Hints about successful marriage

    - Napoleon Hill - Law of Success Page 54

    For the purpose of establishing this lesson upon a

    sound foundation we have gone a long way toward

    success by admitting that the meeting or coming in

    close contact of two minds sets up in each of those

    minds a certain noticeable "effect" or state of mind

    quite different from the one existing immediately

    prior to the contact. While it is desirable it is not

    essential to know what is the "cause" of this reaction

    of mind upon mind. That the reaction takes place, inevery instance, is a known fact which gives us a

    starting point from which we may show what is meant

    by the term "Master Mind."

    A Master Mind may be created through the

    bringing together or blending, in a spirit of perfect

    harmony, of two or more minds. Out of this

    harmonious blending the chemistry of the mind creates

    a third mind which may be appropriated and used by

    one or all of the individual minds. This Master Mind

    will remain available as long as the friendly,

    harmonious alliance between the individual minds

    exists. It will disintegrate and all evidence of its

    former existence will disappear the moment the

    friendly alliance is broken.

    This principle of mind chemistry is the basis and

    cause for practically all the so-called "soul-mate" and

    "eternal triangle" cases, so many of whichunfortunately find their way into the divorce courts

    and meet with popular ridicule from ignorant and

    uneducated people who manufacture vulgarity and

    scandal out of one of the greatest of Nature's laws.

    The entire civilized world knows that the first

    two or three years of association after marriage are

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    often marked by much disagreement, of a more or

    less petty nature. These are the years of "adjustment." If

    the marriage survives them it is more than apt to

    become a permanent alliance. These facts no

    experienced married person will deny. Again we see

    the "effect" without understanding the "cause."

    While there are other contributing causes, yet, in

    the main, lack of harmony during these early years of

    marriage is due to the slowness of the chemistry of the

    minds in blending harmoniously. Stated differently,

    the electrons or units of the energy called the mind

    are often neither extremely friendly nor antagonistic

    upon first contact; but, through constant association

    they gradually adapt themselves in harmony, except in

    rare cases where association has the opposite effect ofleading, eventually, to open hostility between these

    units.

    It is a well known fact that after a man and a

    woman have lived together for ten to fifteen years

    they become practically indispensable to each other,

    even though there may not be the slightest evidence of

    the state of mind called love. Moreover, this

    association and relationship sexually not only

    develops a natural, affinity between the two minds,

    but it actually causes the two people to take on a

    similar facial expression' and to resemble each other

    closely in many other marked ways. Any competent

    analyst of human nature can easily go into a crowd of

    strange people' and pick out the wife after having

    been introduced to her husband. The expression of the

    eyes, the contour of the faces and the tone of the

    voices of people who have long been associated in

    marriage, become similar to a marked degree.